I know I blasted at guys (in general) on one of my recent entries. Guys out there, don't think that because I'm a girl that's why I'm more partial towards the girls 'cos now I'm gonna blast at the females too.
It's been proven that males generally have longer lifespans than females. I think I've figured out the answer to that question. Females are L-A-Z-Y. Of course I'm not referring to ALL females. I know some of you gals out there do not fit the description so you can choose to ignore this entry. I also know that it's not fair for me to be so judgemental because at one time or another, I have been guilty of laziness as well. But most of the girls I know, like 85% of them, are total lazy bums. They would rather spend an afternoon shopping, walking, talking and eating, than spend it doing something totally enriching for their bodies and health like sports. Sometimes I wish that the people I hang around with were guys. At least they would be game for an afternoon of sports rather than an afternoon spent walking around town and wasting money on unnecessary stuff. Ask the girls to go kayaking or swimming or any other sport for that matter, and they would rather tan by the side of the pool in their pretty little bikinis. Pure laziness. Ask them to sweat a little and they complain like it's the end of the world. Even though I'm a girl myself, at times I really don't understand the mentality of most females. You girls complain about your weight, your figure, etc. but you don't seem to be doing anything about it. Instead you pass up an hour of possible workout to tan and eat. And then you complain that you're growing fat but then you go eat again. I really don't understand. Someone better explain it to me. Ladies, for heaven's sake, complaining about a problem will not get you anywhere. You girls have to learn to tackle it directly and that means if you wanna lose weight and get a svelte figure, then you will have to do some exercise and not just tan. The sun's rays will not disintegrate your fats. I know I'm not the slimmest person in the world, but at least I'm going for my polo trainings everyday. Sometimes when I hear of my brothers' plans to go play badminton or swim or cycle or kayak with the church guys, I admit I get a little jealous. I wanna do all those things too, but unfortunately, the people I hang out with are like allergic to sports and sweat or something. I'll never ever get the chance to spend an afternoon playing badminton or some other sport unless I join the guys, which is mighty weird if I'm the only girl. Some girls I know, would rather wait for the lift and squeeze into the small lift with other people than walk 4 miserable flights of stairs up to the 2nd floor. Hello??!!! It's only a few steps!! The worse thing is, they would make me wait for the lift with them when I could have walked up the steps by myself and meet them at the 2nd floor. And if I don't take the lift with them then they make it seem as if I'm abandoning them. Girls are lazy. Period. I'm a girl and sometimes even I feel ashamed of my gender. I hope people don't get too offended with this entry 'cos I'm just getting it out of my system.
Now for the rest of my day:
Pretty PMS'ed day for me especially after I found out that kayaking has been cancelled and I wouldn't have known about the change in plans if not for Lynette who told me online that she had been told that the plans were changed. I was looking forward to working out but then I was denied that opportunity. You can't blame me for being a little pissed. I wasn't told about the change in plans, and the thing was, I was part of the little group that came up with the idea of kayaking in the first place.
Mood got better once I reached the pool for polo training. Although training was tiring, I was pretty much satisfied and happy. Watched the last 2 quarters of the match between the Korean guys and our boy's team. Louis had this great idea to put the girls in to play against the guys as well. I was super worried 'cos I'm still majorly blur about the game and if you ask me to fight and push and punch and kick guys in the water in addition to being yelled at by the coach from the sidelines as well as from the players in the water, I'd rather die. Thanfully Louis only put 4 girls in the game so I was pretty much watching passively the whole time. Then while training, the national guy's team came down for their training and my goodness! They were changed into their tiny trunks and their bodies were like tanned and lean and Marcus Ng was ultimately cute. Talk about distraction while dying in the pool.
After training, walked with Nicole and Lynette. Lynette was like "Hello! You must swim faster you know" to Nicole and then she told me "I know you can swim faster one." So that was pretty encouraging, coming from one of the seniors whom I hardly talk to. Then she was telling us about her difficulties when she first joined polo. People are getting nicer and friendlier. I love waterpolo!
Now I'm home, recovering from training and preparing myself for tomorrow's training. My body's aching everywhere. From my shoulders to my calf. And it's only Tuesday. There's still Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun to go. I'm so gonna be fitter by the end of this week.